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Another Dissenting Liberal.

LONDON, May 3.-One Gladstone Liber-
al, the Hon. Frederick Stephen Archibald
Hanbury Tracy, voted with the Govern.
ment last night 10 enforce the cIoture rule.
Thirty three Liberal UDionists did like
Mise
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WHEN the spirit of accusation IS set
aaoat there is no telling where it will stop.
Even the originatOrs must need look out
for a supply of whitewash and brushes to
meet possible contingencies. This is
neatly exemplifed in the case Of Senator
WILLIAM NJ. O. DAWSON, Of king"ood.
The gentleman in a moment OF excite
ment called forth this terrible ghost and,
writing upon its uneanny brow the Slgu
BRIBERY, started it of to worry the Dem
ocrats. Aud, 10 and behold, finding no
resting place, it returns to haunt him. a
correspondent from HingwOOd tells oi
charges against Mr.. DAWSON, IN
which the two dollar bill played the lead
ing role. the occasion being Mr.. DAWSON )
election. The charges, says the CORE
spondent, were sworn to and Mr.. DAWSON
escaped indictment only by a strict party
vote Of the Grand Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

QUEEN KAPIuLANI, Of the Sandwich
Islands, passed through Pittsburg yester-
d,y. General DOMINIS, her chief officer,
i'm an interview, spoke of General ALFRED
CALDWELL, formerly t. s. Consul at the
Islands. and said he remembered rs a lad
his son ALFRED CALDWELL, Jr., now At
torney General Of West Virginia. The
Queen Is described As a tall, finely formed
yonln, incliniug to obesity, OF queenly
bearing with 4 complexion like that Of a
North American Indian and with coarse
features like an Ethiopian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

EErDRrS are that in the agricultural dis
trirts OF Texas in all parts except in the
extreme southwest and northwest-oats
and small grain, owing TO drOuth, art
almost q total failure, and the corn croT
will he a failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

TuE Senate i'm c>rcutiye session rejected
HURRY and Bennett two of the three
appolutcrs OF the Governor to the Asylum
board and confirmed PRESTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

san FENNcISro hotel keepers complain
T. the Inter State Commerce Commission
that the fourth section has increased the
price of living enormously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

TIE invasion OF Macon, ia. by the
salvation Army, and the arrest of two ul
it, members, have thrown that town into
a SptNm OF excitement.
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HoRsYoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE


Dr. T. C. Smith, Charlotte, n. O.. ays:
II attach 10 IL the highest inpnssanss, ~
only n ~ agreeable, cooling dsipk. Be- -
. tberapeutie agent a veli-deGnsd asA
specific valus."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

SENATOR CAMDEN has requested that
his name ne withdrawn after seven ballots
hlyr been taken in the event of no election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

riE international yacht race for the
Americas cup has been fixed for Septem-
Der -, ~ and Ortebyr |.
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THE FIRST BALLOT
FOR SENATOR SHOWS LITTLBCHANGE FROM
LAST SESSION.
Mr. Camden Receives Ten Votes in the Senate and
Twsnty-Nins in the HO1Ss-Plek Gets the
Bulk Of he Republican VO.e-The
BallObng in Detail
sr,.cinl TLleran % lhs Rsaiser.

Special TyiegrGR 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 3.-The
mOmentOus sday arrived. The hour OF
noon was reached and notwithstanding the
opinions, the views, the printed letters
and the private ones, a ballot was taken in
both houses for the election Of United
States Senator.
In the House there was some little ski-
mishiug at first, but many of the shots fell
short and none did damage. The battle
opened with q resolution offered by Mr.
Hagans that the present session of the Leg
islature shall be and stand adjourned sine
die on Thursday, May 5th, at IL O'Clock.
This was eOmbatted by MIR. Kidd
on the ground that it was
foolishness to attempt to do what may be
impossible to do, and vote being taken
rs to whether or not the rules should be
suspended to act upon the resolution, the
House refused to suspend the rules by q
vote of 36 to 81.
The next hOstilities came in a resolution
from Mr.. Gorrell that the House this day
proceed to ballot for United States Sena-
tor. This Was objected to by Mr.. Young,
who at the same time called for the consid-
Grafton Of II. ]. Resolution No. l, offered
By Mr.. Hamilton, resolving that at noon
to-day the ballOting be commenced to fill
the yacacy now existing. The resolution
was then taken up, eliciting
SPEECHES
from Mr.. Beckwith, who claimed that the
more he had thought of the matter the
more deeply was he convinced that this
Legislature had no power to 40 ballot,
from Mr. HaglnS, who held it was plainly
and clearly the spirit of the law, the spirit
deeper than the letter Tor this Legislature
to endOw or to elect, from Mr.. Hamilton,
who stated be never had any doubts that
this Legislature was fully empowered to
so act, and if any doubt had existed
il wOuld have been given in favor
OF an election, from Mr.. MeWhOrter,
who maintained the law was perfectly
clear as to the right of election and that
any criticisms of the Governors action in
not reciting in his proclamation the bal
loting for a Senator was uncalled for,
inasmuch rs it was not part OF his duty,
the law plainly settling the matter, and
from Mr.. HOke, who in an elaborate
speech took upon himself the task of prov
ing that an election by this body would
he unconstitutional, ~ they are empOw-
cred to attend to such matters only aS are
recited in the Governors proclamation.
The vote was taken, resulting in the reSo-
luton being adopted by a vote of 43 to Fl
Previous to the nominations being made
Mr.. Young slipped in a little motion linn
itiug nominating speeches to three min
uteS each. Briefly and in we'll chosen words
the following
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
cooler. fair weather, followed by local raihs'
winds shifting To eaSterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-04

JOSIAH TERRELL. hes heen sentenced to
haug tor the murder of CHARLES PHELrS
near Pomeroy, q.
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CLOSING TIE SEASON.

4 Concert and Ball Ia he Given by thu
Maennerchor This Evening.
The Maennerchor Singing Society viii
close its social season this evening with 5
a grand concert at their hall in Crangle''
Block, and il promises to be one Of thu
finest ever given by this popular society
1t will be followed by grand ball fol
which Prof. kramer's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Following is the pro
grammc to be- rendered:
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THEY must be 4 timOrous lot out at
Kansas City. A negro scOundrel robbed
and rayiShed and almost murdered wid-
ow. He was captured, but broke away
and harricaded himself in house, detying
thronirers to retake him. No one dared to
make the effort, and he hually escaped.
They are now swearing to lynch him il
ever they lay hands on him again.
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CLAUs sPRBCKLH,

the sugar planter. This Is all \ mistake.
Mr.. Spreckles has not nor has he ever had
the position at Honolulu that you give him
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to elect Camden. The kickers will unite
with the 3S on any of these gentlemen.
have Just learned that there are several
Republicans who have not been mentioned
in that convention who will vote for Cam
den if it becomes apparent to them that
the kickers and 50 should attempt to unite
IN apy other than Camden.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
MONEY TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE PAR.
Cotton Quiet - Middling Cotton, 8
Cents - Sales Yesterday,
$500 Bales.

Money is in quite fair supply Tor all
business purposes at 7 to s per cent. The
demand is moderate. Local securities are
in strong demand. The cotton market is
suiet; middling, 90. Sales, $50 bales. At
New York spots we're steady; middling, 9I2c.
Futures barely steady; January s.4S@9 Ac.
A Leading New York cotton circular says
Of the speculative market: After huctua'
lions over range of Sto points, the mar
ket closed at about last evening rates. with
a somewhat nominal tone"
At New Orleans spots were dull; mid
ding. 3 1-l6e. Futures dull and l to 5
points lower; January, s.Osgs.O9c.
Liverpool spots we're unchanged and fair
business; middling, 5-l6d. Futures quiet;
January February l4-6id sellers.
The general market presents quiet feel
ing. oo
Two hundred SKIS bran, 10 brls beans and
peas. l25 pigs blu ter, ia pkgs bacon, 4S
Pkgs boots and shees, 100 u corn, "a
SKIS coffee, cars cotton seed, 500 SKIS cotton
seed, IS Jkgs eggs, 22j brls flour 5Sl bales
hay. pkgs hats, 80 nd hogs, IL hid
cattle, pkgs lard, 50hd horses and mules,
"A 900 It lumber, pkgs liquors, IL brls
meal. 600 kegs nails, 500 6u o'ts, ears pork
sides, 40 brls pork, 100 brls sugar, lO5 pkgs
tobacco, l2,0O0 bu wheat,
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
Tho following shows the amount of grain
rsceiI ed, withdrawn and in stors by regular
elevators, IS reported TO the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday: Wheat in store, 489
bushels. Corn eoeived, 993 bushels; with
drawn, 1865 bushels; in store, 4245 bushels.
Oats received, $3.50 bushels; Withdrawn,
7C7i bushels in tore. l6i ,Sl9 bushels.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES-Apples, SS9S 55; dried apples.
&c per peund from store. Dried peaches, &c
from store.
VEGETABLES Onions, 81 75a 3 from store.
Cabbage, crate, 81 so; per head, 6g7c; 81 rs
from lavee or depot per crate. Kraut, brls,
s696 so; half brls, s3gS 25. Garlic, 400
6Oc pc. 100. Turnips, SOC Der bushel.
FRUIr-0ranges, per boz, So 509i; i'm
ported, 81 509S 50 per box. Lemons, 81 500
3 50 per box. Bananas. 81 5000 0 per bunch.
TS-Cocoanuts-s6 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, SO
4c roa' ted, ~, higher; shelled, loo. Al.
mOnds, 3Jc. Walnuts-English, lSc; French,
l5c. Filberts. l2%c. Pecans-Texas, 7dlOc.
Brazil nuts, l219c. Chestnuts-lmported,
l21Sc ner pOund.
RAIsINs-London lnyers,sS; lsyors,s2 IS;
California, 81 IS.
PICKLES-Il Jars, piuts, So; quarts,
81 so; half gallons s. IS; gallons, So rs /;
loose, barrels, s. 50g7; halfbarrels, 81 75G
25; mixed, barrels, $40 50; mixed, half
barrels, 81.
RGGS-Weak, 25a26,.
lTAT0ES-Northsr1 stock, 81 s. az %.
ClDEh-New York, S. 80 per barrel and
SO so per ha f-barrel.
FISH-Macke,el, half-barrels, No. l, s. so
G6; No 2, s.; No. 8, 81 80; lOlb kit, No. l..
g0o; No. 2, 75c; BIB, No. 3, S.. Dry her
rings, family, 25c per box.
GAME-Game fish, 5WI6c.
VINEGAR per Gallon.
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PROVISIONS.

b. IER-Butterine, lt9l5c; creamery,
81 c; dairy, 2l924c; country butter, log
HOG PRODUCTS-Firm, mess pork, 1927
@l3; sugar cured hams, l0A Gle; breakfast
ba aeon, SAa1Oc; clear rib sides bacon, TIC;
bacon shoulders, =; bu k pork clear sides,
SIC; clear rib side', &c; shoulders, SIC;
long ear, CSC.
LARD-rieTces, 6l4c;- half barrels and
kegs, &c: choice kettle, Tsc.
FRESH MEATS-city beef, forequarters,
Sc; mutton, &c; hind quarters of beef, SC;
hGPsoiU Ii sGHng RRSES d. dull spring 81
2 Is; old ihens, S3tG3 so. Turkeys. So 912.
Geese. S39t Ducks, So s3 so; dres cd chick
ems. 81 1898 so per dozen; dressed turkeys,
GAME-Quails, per dozen, 81 2j. SPUR
rels, 81. Rabbits, 81 50 per dozen. Ducks,
wild, 81 80. Venison, whole, 5g6c; sad
CHEESE~Prime fats, 5000; New York
factory, 7gI5Sc; full cream lSHc; Young
PIGS FEET.BarrelS, sS; half barrels,
So rs; Kegs, 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January 11.-Provisions
dull and weak. Pors barely steady, at Sl2 80,
Lard lower, at 81 1906 20. Bulk meats
Sc 10; short clear, So %. Boxed lots-long
clear, s. 95g6; short ribs, So; short clear,
$50 Bacon easy; long clear. 50 81; short
RIBS 50 S% 81 shGT5 Ssar g1 TO- Gnia H2 bSs
steady; creamery, 2i@2Sc; dairy, l592Sc.
Eggs stronger, at 24g25c.
CHICAGO, ILL, January ll.-Provisions
we're considerably wesker. Mess pork de-
cined steadily 25930c per barrel, and
close at about inside figures. Lard was
10c per 100 pounds lower, and short ribs
15c per l0J pounds lover. Cash quota
tions were as follows: Mess pork, per
barrel, Sill 7O91l IS; lard, per 100 mounds,
So 32I296 IS short rib sides, loose, S. 92%@
5 95; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, 81 S5g4 80;
short clear sides. boxed, So 4596 50. The
leading futures range as follows: Mess
81 IS, lowest sll 72% closing at 81 75; Feb
ruary opened at Sl2 02%, highest Sl2 0213,
lowest Sill 20, closing az Sll 72R: March
opened at 81 97}a, highest Sll Th lowe.t
Sll IS, clio ing a. Sll IS; MAY opened Mt Sl2 80,
highest Sl2 So, lowest sl2 on, closing at S12.
Lard-January opened at So 37%, highest
So 371S, lowest Sc 3g1a, closing az 81 32h;
February opened at So 40, highest So 40,
lowestS6 3215 clos ing at s. 32% March opened
at So 81, highest So 81, lowest So 40, closing at
So AZ; May opened ut S. IS, highest So 65.
So s., closing az So s.. Short ribs-January
opened at s. 92l4, highest IS 50, lowest S. 92l9,
closing at s. IS; February oDoned at So,
highest So, lowest s. 92I2, closing at s. 10;
March opened at So on. highest So 07h,
lowest S. 971a, closing at s6; May opened at
So 271S highest Sc 27Ja, Lowest IS 22IS, closing
at So Is. On the Produce Exchange today
the butter market ruled quiet; dairy, ia
@25c. Eggs, 2I1492Sc per dozen.
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SUGAR Pure white, 60; of white, SIC;
yellow, clarified, 6Nc; seconds, 5@51sc;
refined A, 696A; graduated, SIC; planta-
tion, formulated, SIC; powdered, 1910;
cut loaf, 7q714c.
CANDIES. cks, all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, 7zg9%c.
C0FFEE-C ,mmon, 13IS91Ic; ordinary,
1415c; prime Rio, Is dl615n; choice TO fancy
Ito; old government, 2@25c.
SOAP-3g51Sc per pound.
SALT-sl 20 per barrel sacks, fine, 81 3
al 45; coarse, 81 l09l Is; pockets. bleached,
25z9Ic; car loads from lovee or depot, DO
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dog
en-; Pineapp'es, 81 259l so; peaches, 2-lb,
standard, 81 1901 % seconds. Slgl 10; to-
matOes, 2-lb, standard, 9Oc9sl BIB, SIC
l Is; strawberries, 81 lOgl 25; raspberries,
81 lOgl 2 hlackberries, sl@1 10; green
cages. GOAL IS; pea =, 80 ~ Is; plums,
81 GOAL 70; asparagus, So G0d4 green corn /,
Sl@l 35; green peas, 81 65gl IS; cove oys-
tors full weight. lib, 81; cove oysters, full
weight, 2lb, 81 rs; cove oysters, light
ight, lib, 6Oc; cove oysters, light weight,
BIB. 81 10; condensed milk-CroWn, s. 759
s.; Eagle, 81 IS Swiss. S. 70.
NOLASsES-LOu'sia common 10 fair,
Is 2jc; prime TO choice, new, 45950c syrup,
20GiOc; common to fair, 20G25c; prime to
choice, 2SG3Oc; centrifugal, fancy, 35Gs40c.
NEW ORLEANS, La, January l1.-cofFee
strong and higher; Rio, cargoes. common to
prime, l314sl6c. Rice quiet, 24qic.- su-
gar trong; open kettlt-choice, "a al 7-lec
strictly prime' 40; centrifuSals-choics
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DRUGS--Quinine, P. Il w., o., TOO; cans,
Csc; New York quinine, o.. Csc; cans, Goo !;
B Is 4 s: Eaini%Se' or, 6 IS 90 cans, Co.;
walls, So IS; New York morphine, 4 OF. . 81 IS
per OF OF. visls, 81 IS; cinchonidia, OF.
walls. $50 OF ; 5 OF. cans, lSc o.; gum
opium, per pound, $685.. iodids potash, 81
per pound. inclusive: subnitrate bismuth,
81 20 per pound, inclusive; chloroform, 45c
per pound; blue mass, 43c per pound; calo-
mel, Toe per pound mercury, 700 per pound /;
ohloral his drate, 81 so per pound; camphor,
&c per pound; alcohol, barrels, per ga lon,
q PANTS 4 sSr An AND rt 6iEWhito Ioss Col
lier's. 71zc per pound $40 pound lets, &c per
pound, Nac of. Is days; Southern white lead,
TIC per pound; 500 pound lots, &c, 21Sc of, Is
days; boiled linseed oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oc; turf entino, 3S1S, per gallon,
by barrel
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white, $40; OF white. 5ske5 7-i6c; choice
yello. clarified; 5S-l6c; prime yellow claIi-
fed, s l6e SIC; seconds, 31<9lAr. Mo
lasses quiet and steady opan ketile-ehoice.
45c; strictly prime, 2@4Sc: eentrifugAls-
strictly prime 70 choice, I@SOe; prime 10
good prime, 20d2ic.
NEW YORK, January ll.-wool steady
aud quiet; domestic fleece, 30g3Sc; pulled
A935c; Texas, 9@25c.
HAVANA, January ll.-SuSar nominal;
yesterday 1000 barrels centrifugal e6ls de;
grees polarization, were sold at ssiO gold
per quintal, and 900 c'ntrifuRal, " TO 96
degrees polarization, AT g 800 gold per quin
tai.
NEW YORK, January ll.-Coffee-fair
Rio firm at l511e; options fairly active AID
lower; sales, 7l,75o bags; January, u 55c;
February, ,lS,4Sii3S,4iSs; March, 1900
1859; June, lS.45@l3.55c; July. 1880
1859; August, Is 559i3 ESQ, September 1917
a e0c, October 1875 Sugar quiet and
eady; reducd steadier, but quiet; standard
A j3sd5 7-l6c; cut Loaf and crushed. 6,4e;
granulated, SIC; cubes, 55s96c, Molas es
steady. Rice firm.
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Water. Changes.
STATIONS.

PITTSBURG, Pa, January .ll.-Noon-
err clear and cold.
WHEELING. W, va, January 11.-Noon
River feet inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather cold. River full of heavy ice.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January ll.-Noon--
River feet s inches in the canal and feet
6 inches on the falls and stat .onary. Weather
clear and warmer.
CAIRO. ILL. January II .--Noon-Riyer IA
or cloudy and cold. Departed: jay Gould
and barges, Belmont, pm.
EVANSVILLE, IND, January ll.--Noon
River ID ieet Q inches on tho gauge and fall
ing. Weather cloudy; thermometer 800. No
busir esS. No boats moving. Heavy ice con-
tinues to run.
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COTTON sEND PROOUUTs.

COTTON SEED-In car load lots: Prime
crude cotton seed oil. new, 2Sa
21c; of crude cotton seed oil, 259
26n; prime summer yellow cotton seed
oil, ala@35c; of summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 32933c; miners summer yellow ootton
seed oil, 3i@36c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil. Sjg36c; choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, T15a9Sc; prime cotton seed
meal, $40; less than car lots, Sl7. Cotton
seed delivered at depot or levee, 81 per ton:
from wagon at mills, 80 per ton.
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Adams Express, 1891 sorrishE., cfd;lssK.
Allegheny Cent?. Nashville &c, $50.
Alton 7. H 80. N.J.Central, 6lA,
A. 4. H.,pfd.. IS. Nor. Il w .pfd ,52A.
American Ex., lOT. Northern Pac. ,2T5k
3. @. Il. N, IS. Northern Pac pfd, 59k
Canada Pac., 674. C.&N.W. ,ll29k
Canada Sou, 6lz. ca NV .pfd ,l39.
Central Pacific, 421s. NY Contra, lllsS.
Chesapeake 4 o., 9. N.Y.C.& St.L IS.
G. i Q. 1t pfd, l61s N,Y.C.& st L. pfd,A.
Chicago 4 4: ,iIS}2. Ohio i Miss: '273.
CO. A.pid,l 35 0.& Miss. pfd, 921s
g.. 81 81 l. 10 oregon G Nav, . iSib t'''
c.sf't& ?. pfd. 81 oregon imP S AZ
G. S. * c.. 50. Pacific Mail, AZ.
6. al, Valley, $50. PEORIA 3. 4 b.. 49,. =
Del. * Hud., l02. Pittsburg, Isl.
Del, L. x W, l8 Pullman PC, III.
Den. 4 Rio G., ia. Reading, Ss34;
Erie pfd, ~. st.L. &s,F..5l.
New East Tenn. ISL. St.L i S.E. pfd, 65j4.
NswE. Tenn. pfa ,Sl1l st.L 4 S. F. let D, lloN
Fort Wayne, l45 G. NJ. X st. P, S91s
Hannibal * st. Jo.-. @. M. q St.P,, p, ll1M.
II 4 St.Jo;, pfd,-. 81. P, M X M, ll454.
Harlem, ZIG. st. Paula Omaha, 4g15,
Illinois Central ,lSl. Tenn. Coal& IRON, 49,
Ind, B. a W., 16 Texas Pacific, Az.
ks apsf E. " w. IS Is niSn E EaS,as, e.
Lake Shore, so. W., S. L &P., ~.
Lou. Nash. SIS. Isl. SP. gss s2h.
Lou: 4 n. A., 90. VA f. Ex.. l26.
NJ. L c. seconds. =. Colorado Coal, SO.
Mem. K Char , 81. Home Stake, ID.
Mich, Gen., 80. Iron Silver, 255.
Min. x st. L l9. Ontario, q.
Min. 4 st. L. ptd43A Quicksilver. So.
Missouri Pacific ,lO7. Quicksilver pfd, S2A.
Mobile 4 Ohio, 1914. south Pacific, -.
N. L.. s. W, 67A. sutro, p.
M.L.S.& W pfd,97A.
The following are the closing prices bid;
Alice. l20; Bulwer, $50; Bodie, 3; Caledonit
b. H., j.; Deadwood. 225: Eureka CONSOLE
dated, $50; Horn Silver. 10; Hale and Nor
cross, $50; Iron Silver, 255; Mono. 3; stand
ard, |; Silver King, SO; Sutro Tunnel, "a;
Union Consolidated 49,.
The to al sales OF stocks today were 206,-
900 shares. inclu ling Delaware, LackaWanna
and Western, 1850; Erie, $40; Lake Shore,
4Z7J; Louisville and Nashville, 400; North
western, 1926; New Jersey Central, S5l
heading. 1873 O; 81. Paul, $3.50; st. Paul
and Omaha. 6l0O; Texas and Pacific. 1900;
Union Pacific. 1850; Western Union, 9775;
Hooking Valley, $40. Closing quotations;
LONDON, January III. p.m.-Consols
100 1916 for money and 100 l5-l6 Tor the ac-
count. Atlantic and Great Western hrsts,
sou; seco ads, 1874 Bar, sivc 46!zd per
ounce. The amount of bullion gone iuto the
Bank of England on balance today is Esq.,
900.
PARE, Januery 1l.-Tbree per cont,
rentes, S2f 32lac for the account.
BANK CLEAhINGS.
CHICAGO. ILL, January IL. -Asso'
oiated Bank clearings today were SS293,OO
NEW ORLEANS, La, January II The
clearings of tue banks today were S},i9J,455.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, January ll.-Bank
clearngs today were S2,77i,l54; balances,
S7l 49,.
NEW YORK, January 11.-Bauk clear
ings today were slO7 ,SlO,ll4; balances, So
723 CA
BALTIMORE, Md, January 1l.-Blnk
cIearings today were 81, l96,6S; balances,
s345, l99.
clearings today were SIS, 670,57; balances,
81, 1856 053.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January H.
Bank cearings today were Gil, 3S9,99i; bal
ances, 81, 269 O3l.
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CORN FED CATTLE-ChOice to extra

CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, IA
41Ic; good, 3hG4c
GRASS GAfTLE-Ch S@31Sc; good,
21493c; fair to medium, 29212c; soallawags,
H0Gs-Choico, 41Sca4N; good, 40
SHEEP-Uhoice, 3}S@ic, medium, $40.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, January 1.-THE
Lipe Stock Indicator reports; Cattle.re-
osip's, 1858 head; shipments, 10 head. Mar
butchsrs' active; feeding steady; COED 70
al; stockers, g. 500 80; feeding steers,
81 9Og3 60; cows, 81 50@3. HoRs-recepts,
1l,95l head: shipments, $50 mead. Market
weak and lower; good tn choices 45gJ4 60;
common to medium 81 10 "A 40. Sheep-re-
ceipts, 208 head; shipments, none. Market
steady; good 10 choice, 1898 60; common TO
medium, So 6O92 90.
CHICAL0, LII. January 1.-THE Drovers'
Journal reports: Cattle receipts, 5000
head; Shipment, 5000 head; m rket quiet
but sles1y; ship ingog steers, 50 6Oa5 stock;
m xed, 81 70 % 40; bulk, 81 IS go Is; Texas
cattle, 81 4093 so. Hogs-receipts, 1000
head; shipments, 5000 head; market weak,
closing 5gl0c lower; rough and mixed, si@
4 co. packing and shipping, 81 4Og4 30;
light, 50 80g4 so; skips, 81 1908 20. 81 COP
receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 1000 head I;
market SOW and l0920c lower; natives $50
IS; Western, 81 1904 so; Texans, 81 25g4;
lambs, H@o 2; one car extra lambs at &c.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. January II With increased
demand there was more inquiry for cotton
goods. but sales were restricted because Of
very lisht stocks and current quotations;
very firm
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81 5095 redistilled goods from 900 to 81 so,
according to proof; rye, 81 1896.
CHICAGO, ILL, January 1l.-Whisky
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, MO, January 1l.-Whisky
firm, 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, o., January 11.-Whisky
active, firm; sales of $40 barrels OF finished
goods on basis of 81 Is.
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SKINS ANO FURS.

SKINS AND FURS-Deer skins, 200;
bear, slg7c; mink, 1596Oc; coon, hunt
er handled, l5Sl5c; country handled,
ll@6Oc; otter, Sl@6 so: beaver, 5Oc9
81; wild cat, l5@e25c; fox, l5975c; musk rat,
l0c; opossum, l0c; wolf, 5Oc9$2; skunk, $50
SOC; panthers, 50cGSl.
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January. S Id sellers; January February,
S lad, sellers; february-Mafch. 5 I3d, buy
e-s; March-April, I'D, value -April-M
15d,- buyers; May-June, l7d, buyers;
2ld,l buyers; August September, 5 81,
sallars